Worthy of any museum collection, this outstanding bracelet was made c. 1890 by A.J. Hedges & Co, a renowned American jeweler who was part of the famous group of Newark, New Jersey jewelers. A similar bracelet is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and an identical bracelet was part of the “Objects of Desire: 500 Years of Jewelry at the Newark Museum”*, where it was referenced as ...click for details

Elegant, beautiful and unusual, this Edwardian pendant features a lovely ivory carving depicting a beautiful young woman dressed in an evening gown, demurely holding a flower and gazing upon it. It is as if a photograph was taken of this pretty young lady, ready for her debutante ball or gala evening out and was created in ivory as a dimensional and lasting image of her in this special moment in time. She is full of y ...click for details

In a curvaceous swirl of yellow gold, these wonderful retro earrings sweep up the ear like an elegant feather. The contrast of black onyx, fashioned like an ideal diamond cut, creates a sharp look, with three pretty diamond accents adorning each earring. The open design on the inside and outer edge lends a lovely airiness and lightness to these earrings. The diamonds are full cuts and total weight is *approx. 0.18 ca ...click for details

This vibrant and beautiful Limoges enamel, signed by Alice Constanse Gandois, born 1899, is a strong and worthy example of the fine enamel work for which Limoges has been so well known and celebrated.  The portraits of women have been especially beautiful and interesting as the artists impeccably captured the variegated skin tones and the colorful beauty of headdress and costume adornment.  The unexpected shape of this ...click for details